Book Description

First UK edition. Scarce. An account of the Field Museum of Natural History [Chicago] Abyssinian expedition (1926-1927) to collect museum specimens of mammals and birds. Wilfred H. Osgood, curator of mammals at the museum, led the expedition to what is now Ethiopia. Louis Agassiz Fuertes was in charge of the ornithological part. The author, James Edwin Baum (1887-1955), an Amerian journalist and hunter, accompanied the expedition and shot specimens of big game.
Dealer Notes
8vo, orig. cloth, black title to spine; light mark to fore-edge. Very Good. From the library of entomologist and traveller Guillaume Marie de Rougemont (1945-2020), with his bookplate. [54491].
Author Baum, James E.
Date 1928
Publisher Cassel and Company
Pages xix, 272

Price: £75.00

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